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A postcard written by a addressafternoonauctionbusyobjectsofficeseniorwordsworker on the Titanic in 1912 could fetch $15,000 at an addressafternoonauctionbusyobjectsofficeseniorwordsworker in the USA. The card was written by Jack Phillips, the ship's addressafternoonauctionbusyobjectsofficeseniorwordsworker wireless operator. He wrote the card to his sister while the Titanic was at port in Belfast, Northern Ireland. He wrote: "Very addressafternoonauctionbusyobjectsofficeseniorwordsworker working late. Hope to leave on Monday and arrive in Southampton Wednesday addressafternoonauctionbusyobjectsofficeseniorwordsworker. Hope you are OK." His message ends with the addressafternoonauctionbusyobjectsofficeseniorwordsworker, "Love, Jack." The postcard features photos of the Titanic on one side. On the addressafternoonauctionbusyobjectsofficeseniorwordsworker side of the card there is a postmark from a post addressafternoonauctionbusyobjectsofficeseniorwordsworker in Belfast. The card is one of many addressafternoonauctionbusyobjectsofficeseniorwordsworker from the wreck of the Titanic in a multi-million-dollar addressafternoonauctionbusyobjectsofficeseniorwordsworker.